138: The Mindhunter Who Studied Charlotte Strangler Speaks

Impact of Influence: The Murdaugh Family Murders and Other Cases

Matt Harris and Seton Tucker

True Crime

4.1 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2023

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Henry Louis Wallace, also known as the "Charlotte Strangler", killed eleven black women in South Carolina and North Carolina from March 1990 to March 1994.

Ann Burgess interviewed Wallace and testified in his trial. Ann was a pioneer in the study of serial killers.

The Netflix series Mindhunter based the character of Dr. Wendy Carr on Burgess.

Check out episode 135. The prosecutor of the Charlotte Strangler gives her side of the Henry Louis Wallace story.

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0:00.0	Impact of Influence, the Murloc Family Murders.
0:03.9	This is the unfolding story of a powerful South Carolina family, the mysterious deaths
0:08.7	they are linked to, and our quest to bring you the truth.
0:13.3	Hello, friend.
0:18.2	I'm Matt Harris, seat and tuckers here.
0:20.4	Always grateful that you are spending time with us means a lot.
0:24.7	We'd love to hear your comments.
0:26.7	Good or bad, and just try to get better.
0:29.0	How do they find us?
0:30.1	You can find us on our Facebook page, which is Impact of Influence.
0:33.4	And this is an amazing interview we have coming up from the woman who the character on
0:40.7	mind-hundreds of Netflix was based on, and the reason we're doing this subject, which is
0:47.5	Charlotte Strangler or the Taco Bell Strangler, multiple names, Henry Lewis Wallace, killed 11
0:55.1	women before being arrested in March 1994.
1:00.0	This subject and his name came up in the podcast we do with Michael DeWitt called The Wicked
1:05.0	South because when one of the many Murlocs was a solicitor in Low Country, Henry Lewis
1:15.9	Wallace came across his desk as attempted rape, and Murloc decided he should be in a first
1:24.6	time offender's program, but then he ended up just letting him go.
1:29.6	And that's when things went haywire when he moved to Rock Hill in Charlotte.
1:34.4	Well, he was supposed to have probation, and he wasn't complicit with that.
1:37.8	Right.
1:38.8	So that's why it came up, and you can check out that Wicked South podcast episode to find
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